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Illinois Issues
University of Illinois at Springfield
Springfield, IL 62794-9243
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STATEHOUSE
BUREAU CHIEF

Illinois Issues

Statehouse bureau chief, Illinois Issues magazine, a monthly university-based magazine devoted to in-depth coverage of Illinois politics and public affairs. Directs Statehouse bureau in Springfield, Ill. Monitors all branches of state government and writes articles and a column for each issue. Some editing involved. Requires bachelor's degree in journalism, public affairs reporting, political science or related field (master's preferred); two years' experience writing and editing for a magazine, a newspaper or a wire service; experience in government reporting (Illinois preferred); experience in composing and editing on a computer; and familiarity with the Internet and Web sites. Starting salary, $32,500, depending upon qualifications and experience. Submit cover letter, resume, at least five published clippings, including in-depth articles, and three letters of reference. Screening of applicants begins October 23, but the pool remains open until the position is filled. Reference letters may be submitted separately.

APPLY: Chair, Search Committee,
Illinois Issues, Human Resources Building,
Room 10, University of Illinois at Springfield,
P.O. Box 19243, Springfield, IL 62794-9243.

Affirmative action/equal opportunity employer. Minorities, women and disabled persons encouraged to apply.

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